The award-winning Canadian whisky brand, Crown Royal, has released its oldest-ever whisky to date. As part of the brand’s luxury category release, the Crown Royal 30-Year-Old was distilled in a rare Coffey still in North America and boasts a velvety mouthfeel and intricate flavours. Taste-wise, the Crown Royal 30-year-old is a complex whisky blend that offers luscious orchard fruits on the palate with a sweet and creamy embrace of vanilla.
“We are incredibly proud to introduce this exceptional 30-year-old whisky as the second evolution of our Extra Rare series,” stated Tatiana Conti, Vice President, Crown Royal. “In crafting this special release, we wanted every detail to reflect the specialness of this whisky – from the exceptional liquid to the meticulously designed bottle to the hints of gold and iridescent pearl-like sheen on the packaging. This is truly a unique blend of our oldest expression to date.”
The Crown Royal brand is the number-one-selling Canadian whisky brand in the world and was originally created to commemorate a grand tour of Canada made by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain in 1939. The brand is owned by the North American arm of the global leader in spirits, Diageo, who is listed on the New York and London stock exchange. Diageo owns many well-known brands such as Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, Baileys, Tanqueray, and Guinness, and is sold in 180 markets worldwide.
Crown Royal Aged 30 Years has an ABV of 46% and will be available for a limited time regionally in AZ, CA, DE, FL, GA, IL, LA, MI, OH, PA, TX, and military bases beginning on November 1, 2023. The suggested retail price is $499 for a 750ml bottle.
Limited Whisky Release Notes | Crown Royal 30-Year-Old
ABV: 46%
CASK TYPE: Unknown
WHISKY TYPE: Blended
NOSE: Luscious orchard fruits
PALATE: Sweet, creamy embrace of vanilla
FINISH: Unknown
REGION: Canada
RETAIL PRICE ON RELEASE: £499
TOTAL NUMBER RELEASED: Unknown
AVAILABLE TO BUY: [Limited Time] US States (AZ, CA, DE, FL, GA, IL, LA, MI, OH, PA, TX) and Military bases
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